Houthi: Yemeni People Reject Peace With Murderers

Date: 02 July 2021 - 21:44

News ID: ۹۱۹۳۸

SANA’A (Press TV) – A senior Yemeni official has reacted to the latest remarks by U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen Tim Lenderking about ongoing clashes in the country’s strategic central province of Ma’rib, emphasizing that Yemeni people dismiss the call for peace with parties that are targeting and killing them on a daily basis.
“Yemeni people hate siege, attacks by the Saudi-led coalition and their mercenaries, as well as the call for peace with aggressors who are killing them every day,” Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a member of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, wrote in a series of posts published on his Twitter page late on Thursday.
He added, “The United States is negotiating with and supporting al-Qaeda and Daesh [terrorist groups] worldwide. This is while it expresses concern over the Yemeni nation’s campaign and struggle against these terrorists.”
“The hatred for America will end as soon as its aggression stops, the siege is lifted and the occupation of Yemen halts. This is what the leader of Ansarullah movement [Abdul-Malik al-Houthi] has long been demanding,” Houthi pointed out.
“Why doesn’t the United States stop selling its weapons to those waging aggression against Yemen? The main reason is its insistence to prolong the war and occupy Yemen,” the senior Yemeni official noted.
Earlier in the day, Lenderking said there was a need to pressure Yemeni Ansarullah fighters into stopping their attacks on Ma’rib.
The U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price also told a press briefing that Washington is “beyond fed up” with retaliatory attacks by Yemeni army forces and their allies.
Houthi’s remarks come as all efforts by the United Nations and collective action at the international level for establishing peace and ending the imposed war have failed.
The Yemenis say the Saudi-led aggressors have to end all their attacks against Yemen, take out all their forces, end an all-out siege that they have been imposing on the Arab country, and compensate the victims before entering any peace process.
Meanwhile, Saudi fighter jets launched three airstrikes against the Sirwah and Majzar districts in Yemen’s Ma’rib province on Thursday evening.
Yemeni armed forces and allied Popular Committees have gone from strength to strength against the Saudi-led invaders, and left Riyadh and its allies bogged down in the country.